Controller Models Sample Clauses

Controller Models. 16 4.2 Performance...............................................................................................16 4.3 Memory....................................................................................................17 4.4 Internal Disk Storage.....................................................................................18 4.5 FlexIO I/O................................................................................................18 4.5.1 Host Interfaces.......................................................................................18 4.5.2
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Controller Models. The RIGS controller will be available in two models, the RIGS-I+ (replacing the RIGS-I), or Standard Controller, and the RIGS-II, or High Performance controller. The choice of controller will depend upon processing power requirements. The Standard Controller is designed to have more than adequate power to drive the printer at rated speed while using the standard printer data streams. It has the following features: Microprocessor: IDT 3081, 25 Mhz. (replacing the original 20 Mhz. 3051) Control and Bit Map RAM: 12 MB standard, 64 MB max. Floating point coprocessor: Internal Resolution capability: 240, 300, 400, 480, 600 dpi The High Performance Controller is designed to have more than adequate power to drive the printer at rated speed while using page description languages such as PostScript. It has the following features: Microprocessor: IDT 3081, 50 MHz. Control and Bit Map RAM: 16 MB standard, 64 MB max. Floating point coprocessor: Internal Resolution capability: 240, 300, 400, 480, 600 dpi Resolution is a function of both the print head and the controller. All five resolutions listed above are possible on the K40D, though not all will necessarily be productized. Standard base memory sizes are Kentek's planned configurations for generic printers - OEM's may choose other base memory sizes.
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